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Read articles →A small lawn-care operator documents his first paid gravel driveway job with a Kubota L4760 and Land Pride 72-inch box blade. The video walks through using scarifier tines to break up compacted gravel, redistributing material across roughly 210 feet of driveway, shaping crown and drainage, and compacting with the tractor. He finishes 60 of a planned 90 tons and shares the eight-hour timeline. Best for owners curious how the L4760 and a rear box blade perform on real gravel work.
An owner-operator running a small lawn and grading business, sharing first-hand impressions from an actual paying job rather than a dealership or sponsored context.
The old compacted gravel has to be broken up first, because new crush and run laid on top of compacted ground will not bond together.
It lets you backdrag with the box blade, which makes smoothing out gravel driveways much easier, described as worth its weight in gold.
The job ended up using 60 tons instead of the planned 90, four loads instead of six, saving the customer money while still satisfying them.
The tractor, at roughly 5,000 pounds, is driven back and forth over the gravel repeatedly until only tire tracks remain, packing it in.
